Students from Avondale, Central Park, Glen Iris, Jackson, North Roebuck and Princeton elementary schools and Huffman Academy are participating in the annual event, school system spokeswoman Michaelle Chapman said. »
Circuit Judge Stephen Wallace broke for lunch after about two hours of testimony. »
The wreck happened shortly after 8 a.m. when the woman traveling north on the interstate apparently lost control of her vehicle and crossed into the southbound traffic. »
The Village Creek Society is organizing Friday's event, from 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. in Ensley and Pratt City. »
The U.S. Justice Department in February asked that U.S. District Judge Virginia Hopkins reverse her orders and recuse herself because she or her family had financial investments tied to the company »
March is at 5 p.m. from Abyssinia Missionary Baptist Church on Avenue E; specific parade route to be announced Tuesday. »
Alabama Power spokesman said the company doesn't know what caused a chain of events that led to the power outage »
Police quickly cordoned off the home, and brought out tracking dogs but never used them. »
Officers using loud speaker in bid to contact robber. »
One man being questioned while search continues »
Chief U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Thomas Bennett has set a hearing for April 16 on the motion by creditor Financial Guaranty Insurance Company. »
Tyrel Peoples, 19, was found shot in a car, a Dodge Avenger, at 1420 44th Street in Ensley. »
Donovan Seals, 21 of Birmingham died this afternoon after being found with a gunshot wound Sunday night at 31st Street Ensley. »
State Corrections Commissioner Kim Thomas said: "Prison is not the most effective way to respond to every criminal act." »
Barry A. Thomas, former chief financial officer for Central Leasing Corp., was also ordered to pay restitution. »
